Hello Chang’an

It's been such a long time since I've read such a good book. The writing is witty and humorous, and I really like the female lead's personality and methods. Every character is likable, especially the two lovable clowns, Yuan Xiang and Chang Ji. The Wei Shuyi family and the Cui Liulang and his mother are also hilarious; they really made me laugh to death.

I truly don't understand why this book only has a rating of 8.9. It portrays human nature, the human condition, and the state of the world with rich layers. The story has a grand scope and covers a wide range of topics; the author's knowledge and writing style are both excellent. The humor is natural and engaging, resonating with the reader without any forced moments. Reading this far, I laughed and cried along with the author, which was exceptionally enjoyable.

I was determined not to follow ongoing series, but it's so good I'm hooked again!!! Maybe it's because the author's writing style is too modern, and many characters speak in a very modern way, making it easy to lose the feeling of ancient times, but I still love it. It's easy to read, the author's writing is excellent, the plot flows smoothly, and it's a logically sound "feel-good" story. I feel the score should be higher!

This is the best historical romance novel I've read in recent years, grand and magnificent. In her past life, the female protagonist took her brother's place, becoming the crown prince and achieving great merit. She then, as a princess, committed suicide to help her mother, who only knew how to exploit her daughter, become empress.

——"Chang'an is Good" A man of unparalleled talent with a heart for the world Once you return, may your life be peaceful forever. A stubborn and rebellious individual Pure Love Commander Cui Ling'an Old age and faded beauty, Wei Shuyi Wei Changji gritted his teeth Snatching, protecting, and doting on younger sisters Missing tendons and two years old is normal. Sword Boy is so worried

The male lead keeps wavering between Wei and Cui. If he were Cui, the story would be quite uninteresting, with the same old cold and domineering CEO archetype, and the suffocating rules of a large family. But the Wei family has a simple structure, a pleasant atmosphere, and his former best friend handles the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship with ease. Plus, the talkative and quirky male lead is a refreshing change.

Why is this book only rated 8.9? It deserves 9.8. The female lead is cool, confident, and has strong moral principles, while the male lead is responsible and steadfast. Each supporting character is wonderful in their own way; the book is funny yet touching. The women don't hate each other or try to sabotage one another; instead, they cherish and support each other. I really love the author's values, and I hope more people will support this book!

I've watched over a hundred episodes and still don't know who the male lead is. It's incredibly drawn out; one story takes over ten episodes to explain. I'm speechless. I wonder if it gets any better later on. It deserves a 9.8 Rating, but I can't watch it anymore—it's too verbose.

The male lead is Cui Jing, not Wei Shuyi; the author must have made a mistake. I won't reveal too much of the plot; you'll have to experience it for yourselves. I can only summarize it in one word: It's so good! The kind of good that you don't want it to end, whether it's the main story or the epilogue. Forgive my incompetence; I can't describe it in words. I can only say it's so good!

Great! Highly recommended!